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Village bread

خبز

Original: Village bread

Transliteration · khubz

A household bread, not a branded product. Shape, seed, and oven change by kitchen.

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Where it is recorded

  • Jerusalem

Communities associated

From evidence or contributor declaration — never assumed from a map.

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Occasions

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Ingredients

  • Nigella · حبة البركة

Techniques

  • Tannur / tone baking. Bread baked on the inner wall of a clay oven.

People

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Demonstration record

Family recipe

Seeded bread on stone

The Haddad kitchen baked a round bread with sesame and nigella when there was time, and bought it when there was not. Miriam found a card in Farida’s handwriting with no title, only: flour, a little oil, seeds, hot stone. In Tulkarem Layla’s bread is thinner. In Yerevan the tannur makes it thinner still. KinDish keeps these as related household breads rather than as one bread with a flag on it.

Recorded by Miriam Haddad

Connections

  • Related dish · Recorded connection

    Lavash

    A thin tannur bread. In this archive it is recorded through an Armenian family in Yerevan.

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